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Nigeria's currency is expected to have little price swings in the coming weeks, as the lockdown aggravates dollar shortages.
Mr. Oscar has further expressed NSE’s commitment to providing corporates and investors, access to the market in meeting their financial and investment needs
The Nigerian bourse slowed down its upward tempo, with the ASI/Market Capitalization inching by +0.07%, to close at 22,554.84 points
The Federal Government has reacted to the exclusion of Nigeria from the list of countries to benefit from the International Monetary Fund ‘s (IMF) debt
The implementation of the fifth National Action Plan has been put on hold due to the work disruptions caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Wapic Insurance Plc. has announced that its board of directors would meet virtually on Monday, the 27th day of April 2020
American based credit rating agency, Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s), in a report released on Wednesday, April 15, 2020, affirmed Nigeria’s B2 long-term issuer ratings.
There is a strong indication that the Federal Government of Nigeria may still find it difficult to implement the adjusted 2020 budget that was recently sent to the National Assembly for vetting.
FCMB Group Plc has announced that its 7th Annual General Meeting (AGM) will no longer take place at the Muson Centre at Onikan, as earlier scheduled.
The unbanked and underbanked population of Nigeria is comprised mostly of artisans such as mechanics, carpenters, electricians, small scale retailers, transporters, and others who depend mainly on daily earnings for survival.
Investors’ pessimism has taken over and people are selling off due to uncertainty of where the world is going.
The front line of Nigeria's fight against Coronavirus seems to be occupied also by tech startups, by providing tech-driven effort amidst the pandemic.